Nexo Knights

The King's Mech

The King's Mech 70327 is a 2016 Nexo Knights set with 375 pieces and three minifigures. Its 145 different parts are built mainly from light and dark bluish grey, blue and dark blue. This page lists every part that makes up the mech.

Set number
70327
Year
2016
Pieces
375
Minifigures
3
Different parts
145
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 145

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (19)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

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Description

A mech instead of a horse

Nexo Knights reimagined medieval knights with modern technology, and King Halbert's ride here is a walking mech rather than a horse or carriage. That premise gives the 375-piece build room for moving joints, a weapon or two and a cockpit-style seat for the king's figure, which is more mechanically interesting than a standard knight build. At this size the set sits comfortably in the mid-range of the theme, large enough to include those extra build stages without becoming a multi-hour project, so it works well for builders moving on from smaller Nexo Knights sets.

Blue and grey instead of shining armour

Rather than the gold and silver of a traditional suit of armour, the model leans on light and dark bluish grey as its base with blue and dark blue as accent colours, a palette that reads as technological rather than historical and fits the theme's sci-fi-meets-fantasy tone. Of the 145 different parts, most fall into this blue-and-grey range, which makes the set a reasonable source of grey and blue elements for anyone assembling their own robot or armour builds afterwards. The parts list on this page breaks the colours down piece by piece before you decide to buy.

Three figures, one story

The three minifigures tie the set into the wider Nexo Knights story, which followed the king and his knights against the jester Jestro, and fans of the show or comics can slot these figures straight into that narrative. No background knowledge is needed to enjoy the build, though: the mech can be posed, the figures can ride or stand beside it, and the set works as a self-contained action toy on its own, independent of the wider Nexo Knights range or the show it came from.

A retired set worth checking against the parts list

Nexo Knights is no longer in production, so 70327 mainly turns up now through resellers or existing collections rather than shop shelves. That makes the parts list on this page more useful than usual: checking it first can confirm whether a listing is complete, or help you decide whether the set is worth buying for a specific blue or grey piece rather than the whole model. For collectors filling gaps in a Nexo Knights line-up, or for parents looking for a mid-size, self-contained set with its own mini-story, King's Mech remains a reasonable pick despite its age.

FAQ

How many pieces are in The King's Mech (70327)?
The set contains 375 pieces, including 145 different parts mostly in blue and grey tones.
How many minifigures come with the set?
Three minifigures from the Nexo Knights story are included.
Is 70327 still available new?
Nexo Knights has been retired, so this 2016 set is now mainly found through resellers or existing collections rather than current shop stock.

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